Paxton Investigates has launched an inquiry into U.S. Masters Swimming amid concerns over male competitors participating in female events. The investigation aims to address fairness and equality in the sport, highlighting ongoing debates surrounding gender inclusion.
Team USA swimmer David Curtiss has announced his retirement from competitive swimming to pursue a career in law enforcement. Known for his dedication and remarkable achievements in the pool, Curtiss is now set to serve his community as a police officer.
Apostolos Siskos has made waves in the swimming world by setting a new Greek record in the men’s 200-meter backstroke with a remarkable time of 1:54.66. This achievement not only secures his place in Greek sports history but also ranks him as the fastest swimmer in the world this year.
The Texas Attorney General’s Office has launched an investigation into U.S. Masters Swimming amid allegations of potential misconduct within the organization. Details on the nature of the claims remain limited as the inquiry unfolds.
The Cal Poly Swim and Dive Team held its annual banquet, celebrating the team’s achievements despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding its future. Athletes and supporters rallied, emphasizing the importance of preserving the program amidst budget cuts.
In a surprising turn of events, Dutch swimmer Arno Kamminga will miss the 2025 World Championships. The Olympic medalist is relocating to Hong Kong to train under renowned coach Tom Rushton, aiming for a fresh start in his competitive career.
Woodside High’s Seth Collet showcased his talent at the state swim meet, finishing third in the boys’ 500 freestyle. His impressive performance not only earned him a podium spot but also highlighted the strength of the Woodside swim program this season.
Day 2 of the Sun Devil Open saw standout performances from Taylor Ruck and Torri Huske, each securing two victories in a thrilling display of speed and skill. Their impressive swims solidified their status as top competitors in the meet.
In a controversial move, RFK Jr. was seen swimming in sewage-contaminated waters, prompting health experts to urgently advise against similar actions. The potential health risks are significant, raising concerns about public safety and environmental standards.
Anastasia Gorbenko and Ilya Shymanovich showcased their impressive skills at the Mare Nostrum event, clinching victory in the doubles competition. Their dynamic teamwork and strategic play led them to a well-deserved triumph, highlighting their promising future in the sport.
